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• Flurry Agent crashing App - Extension Native Android

  I created an Extension native Android for my game. I need to be able to access a 3rd party sdk (for which I have the source files) which was written in java.

  The SDK uses Flurry Analytics for the recording of events and it is integrated into the sdk source code.

  I managed to get a donkey work that can communicate back and forth between my game and java sdk, however, when trials of sdk to initialize it reports class, the method of "initialization" app running ends prematurely. It does not crash the application and without exception is reported in the code, but because the method ends prematurely, all the initialization code that follows doesn't run, so blow the full sdk.

  In the Android Debug Monitor LogCat, I get the following result when the class declaration is created:

  12-28 15:05:26.488: I/dalvikvm (1776): method com.flurry.android.FlurryAgent.onEndSession, referenced from method com.bigfishgames.bfglib.bfgReporting.destroy is not found

  12-28 15:05:26.488: W/dalvikvm (1776): VFY: unable to solve the static method 1973: MBCA/burst/android/FlurryAgent; onEndSession (Landroid/content/context ;) V

  12-28 15:05:26.488: D/dalvikvm (1776): VFY: replacement opcode 0 x 71 to 0 x 0011

  12-28 15:05:26.488: D/dalvikvm (1776): VFY: dead code 0 x 0014-0016 in mCol, bigfishgames, bfglib, bfgReporting; destroy (V)

  12-28 15:05:26.488: I/dalvikvm (1776): method com.flurry.android.FlurryAgent.onStartSession, referenced from method com.bigfishgames.bfglib.bfgReporting.sharedInstance is not found

  12-28 15:05:26.488: W/dalvikvm (1776): VFY: unable to solve the static method 1975: MBCA/burst/android/FlurryAgent; onStartSession (Landroid/content/context; Ljava/lang/String ;) V

  12-28 15:05:26.488: D/dalvikvm (1776): VFY: replacement opcode 0 x 71 to 0 x 0067

  12-28 15:05:26.488: I/dalvikvm (1776): method com.flurry.android.FlurryAgent.onError, referenced from method com.bigfishgames.bfglib.bfgReporting._logError is not found

  12-28 15:05:26.488: W/dalvikvm (1776): VFY: unable to solve the static method 1974: MBCA/burst/android/FlurryAgent; onError (Ljava/lang/String; Ljava/lang/String; Ljava/lang/String ;) V

  12-28 15:05:26.488: D/dalvikvm (1776): VFY: replacement opcode 0 x 71 to 0x0004

  12-28 15:05:26.488: D/dalvikvm (1776): VFY: dead code 0 x 0007-0007 by mCol, bigfishgames, bfglib, bfgReporting; _logError (Ljava/lang/String; Ljava/lang/String; Ljava/lang/Exception ;) V

  12-28 15:05:26.488: I/dalvikvm (1776): method com.flurry.android.FlurryAgent.onError, referenced from method com.bigfishgames.bfglib.bfgReporting._logError is not found

  12-28 15:05:26.488: W/dalvikvm (1776): VFY: unable to solve the static method 1974: MBCA/burst/android/FlurryAgent; onError (Ljava/lang/String; Ljava/lang/String; Ljava/lang/String ;) V

  12-28 15:05:26.488: D/dalvikvm (1776): VFY: replacement opcode 0 x 71 to 0x0000

  12-28 15:05:26.488: D/dalvikvm (1776): VFY: dead code 0 x 0003-0003 by mCol, bigfishgames, bfglib, bfgReporting; _logError (Ljava/lang/String; Ljava/lang/String; Ljava/lang/String ;) V

  12-28 15:05:26.488: I/dalvikvm (1776): method com.flurry.android.FlurryAgent.logEvent, referenced from method com.bigfishgames.bfglib.bfgReporting.logEvent is not found

  12-28 15:05:26.488: W/dalvikvm (1776): VFY: unable to solve the static method 1971: MBCA/burst/android/FlurryAgent; logEvent (Ljava/lang/String ;) V

  12-28 15:05:26.488: D/dalvikvm (1776): VFY: replacement opcode 0 x 71 to 0x0000

  12-28 15:05:26.488: D/dalvikvm (1776): VFY: dead code 0 x 0003-0003 by mCol, bigfishgames, bfglib, bfgReporting;

  . logEvent (Ljava/lang/String ;) V

  12-28 15:05:26.488: I/dalvikvm (1776): method com.flurry.android.FlurryAgent.logEvent, referenced from method com.bigfishgames.bfglib.bfgReporting.logEvent is not found

  12-28 15:05:26.488: W/dalvikvm (1776): VFY: unable to solve the static method 1972: MBCA/burst/android/FlurryAgent; logEvent (Ljava/lang/String; Ljava/util/Map ;) V

  12-28 15:05:26.488: D/dalvikvm (1776): VFY: replacement opcode 0 x 71 to 0x0000

  12-28 15:05:26.488: D/dalvikvm (1776): VFY: dead code 0 x 0003-0003 by mCol, bigfishgames, bfglib, bfgReporting; logEvent (Ljava/lang/String; Ljava/util/Map ;) V

  Then when the source sdk runs FlurryAgent.onStartSession, the java code stops running and kicking all the way back the action script code.

  I did some reading, and the only thing I found similar was as follows:

  Check the properties of the project Java build path, then the order and export tab make sure that the FlurryAgent.jar is selected.

  In my project, I have the FlurryAgent.jar added as an external jar in libraries and in order and export, it is at the top of the list, just below the FlashRuntimeExtension.jar and it is checked.

  To create the jar of my donkey, I right click on the project, by selecting export, I then select the Java jar.

  Resources and export generated class files is checked

  compress the contents of the jar file is checked

  Add directory entries is checked

  and all the files and folders in my project are checked.

  I opened the final .jar file in winrar and the file FlurryAgent.jar libs folder as well as the FlashRuntimeExtensions.jar

  Anyone know what I'm doing wrong, or not to the apk file (like an addiction, I don't know)?

  I use Eclipse for Mobile developers Version: Juno Service Release 1 Build id: 20121004-1855 as my Java IDE to generate the jar native extension on Windows 7

  I build the DONKEY with Air 3.5.0.840

  Using Flash Builder 4.6 to build the apk

  Tests on a Sony Ericsson Xpeira phone Android 2.3.4 running

  You must extract the external .class to the JAR files and then insert them into your target donkeys JAR.

  In the Java JDK BIN directory, you will find "jar.exe.

  You must run:

  jar - xf external.jar (or what is called the pot burst)

  This will extract the .class files in a file format, with the highest level (probably ' com') directory in the same directory as the external.jar.

  Now, you need to run:

  jar - uf yourJar.jar com

  This will include all classes, recursively, in "yourJar.jar" so that they can be used within your extension.

• Context of screen WebWorks in native extension

  I am trying to build a native extension for WebWorks (BB10) to control the timeout for my application screen.

  Ideally, I would like to set a longer time limit when my application is in the foreground, without affecting parameters of time-out of the camera itself. I see SCREEN_PROPERTY_IDLE_TIMEOUT in , which could be used to this end, I hope.

  If this is not possible, another approach would be to set the screen for SCREEN_IDLE_MODE_KEEP_AWAKE and the SCREEN_IDLE_MODE_NORMAL press on the calendar, controlled by JavaScript code.

  I got as much as

  (a) get memoryJnext sample work in my application and

  (b) screen_set_window_property_iv (screen_win, SCREEN_PROPERTY_IDLE_MODE, & idle_mode) to find code snippet.

  The question is how can I assign WebWorks context of windows app to screen_win?

  We've thought of it.

  Extension is now online here: https://github.com/blackberry/WebWorks-Community-APIs/tree/master/BB10/PreventSleep

• Bluetooth kit extension Native

  Hello

  I'm doing a native extension for Webworks on BB10 to use Bluetooth.

  I use btspp API. When I run the app I got a message error "error need cannot find... myLib.so is not found.

  If I do not use the Bluetooth API I do not have the error and my extension returns something else. So I think it's because the Bluetooth library is not packaged with the application.

  In the app, I just added my own library (myLib.so).

  I have not found anything on adding a feature on Bluetooth technology in the config.xml file, or no authorization in rimermissions.

  Should I add a feature or permission? Or add the Bluetooth library and how?

  JEM

  You need to do is a link to the lib BT

  Assuming that the standard libs bb just go to the library and use the wizard

  If a connection of external systems, it is a diff method

• Sensor use the NDK 2.0 in a (ANE) Extension Native AIR API

  Hello

  I tried to access the gyroscope for a Native Extension of AIR, help NDK 2.0 Beta 3, Flash Builder 4.6 and Tablet OS 2.0.0.7111

  I managed to make a C simple library that I can call the air (so that I don't know that all the settings are correct), but as soon as I add a reference to the sensor.h library loads is no longer. I get the following error in the AIR:

  ArgumentError: Error #3500: the context of the extension doesn't have a method with the name of init.
  at flash.external::ExtensionContext/_call()
  at flash.external::ExtensionContext/call()
  to com.adobe.nativeExtensions::Gyroscope$/get isSupported() [/ Users/airqe/Users/sbhave/Gyroscope/AS/src/com/adobe/nativeExtensions/Gyroscope.as:106]

  ...

  My assumption is that I'm using a library which contains functions of sensor is not found, so it cannot load my library. But I can perfectly well be another problem.

  Someone has managed to make this work? Any help would be welcome.

  Thank you!

  I just added bps in libraries (-l) the GCC linker settings and it works.

  Thanks for the explanation!

• BB10 WW Extension Native events

  I wrote an extension of virtual keyboard that works well as it goes.

  I wanted to add virtual keyboard in the extension events, so when the system does something with the VK I know about it and also to follow the height of the VK correctly, then virtualkeyboard_get_height is useless

  BB10-WebWorks-frame includes only a single API with a whole and loop which is BBM (what is exaggerated wide as an example for my little simple event)

  Anyway - I cobbled together something that should just about the work (I think), and it kills my extension

  Although the hooks to start and stop the event handler are commented he dies (it goes up to load the extension then say it can't find it - probably due to it crashing)

  I need really just an example of loop simple event

  If you want to watch the event broken stuff and point out my stupid mistake don't hesitate

  It's all on https://github.com/peardox/bb10webworks-ext/tree/master/VKeyboard

  I have two extensions more that I want to write after I get a job and they both also require the event loops

  I applied for a GitHub access then when I get these sussed they will end up in the API community

  Hello

  Your c ++ is not complete - your (most likely) crashing due to a lack of work; a problem with the writing of an extension, it's that the missing functions are not identified (it's a library! some other library could have this code!)

  You have not defined:

  webworks::TemplateNDK::SendEndEvent();
  

  but you called it.

  You must add the name of the class here have implemented each feature;

  static void SendEndEvent(){
      virtualkeyboard_request_events(0);
  }
  

  I highly recommend you try to compile your extension as/in a project of waterfalls - missing functions are identified immediately at the binding stage – and you get richer debugging...

  Can't be that Cascades even if can be any stand alone executable C++, made with the tools of your choice...

  I hope this helps!

• WebWorks extensions always loaded before onload?

  In my WebWorks app, I have a JavaScript extension.  The extension is loaded before the HTML onload event.  In other words, the extension is ready for use before onload occurs.

  Is this always the case?  Can I rely on this behavior?  I can't find this type of information in all the docs.

  When a page is loaded in a WebWorks app browser rendering engine it will check the origin of the page.  Then, it checks the config.xml file information to check which API codes must be loaded in the context of the page JavaScript.

  It will then load each of the sides to this origin in the JavaScript API engine.

  This will happen every first of all JavaScript runs in the page, including the onload.  The extensions are still loaded before executing any JavaScript in an inline script tag that occurs before the onload.

  We must ensure that the JavaScript extensions are always loaded before all JavaScript running in the page.  If your assumption is safe

• ClassNotFound Extension Native

  Hello

  I created a native extension of the air quality with a simple function that starts an activity within the DONKEY, "DumbActivity." It worked.

  However, after DumbActivity extend YouTubeFailureRecoveryActivity to start using the 3.0 API from YouTube, I got a ClassNotFoundException on DumbActivity when I run the DONKEY.

  Note that when I run the code in a native android app, it works fine, and I can use YouTube capabilities. Also checked the DumbActivity class is included in the jar.

  Is this some sort of conflict of library or something?

  Hello

  Have you created a platform-options - android.xml for android include external jar (API from Youtube), it should be like:

  http://ns.Adobe.com/air/extension/4.0">
    
     youtubeapi.jar
    
    
    
  

  You must specify the name of the jar Youtube within the "PackageDependency" tag file name

  And, the command adt to package the DONKEY should be like:

  ADT-package [YOUR NORMAL OPTIONS] - platform Android-ARM platformoptions - platform-options - android.xml - C-Android-ARM.

  Please check.

  Thank you

  Adobe AIR Team

• In - App purchase Extension Native - how can I check if the user purchased in-app already?

  Hello!

  I have an application with In - app purchase. I use ProductStore - native extension of Adobe to connect to iTunes (summary com.adobe.ane.productStore). I can make the purchase at the ENA, but I have not found a way to check if the application was already purchased: I need for the case when the user wants to install the application to an additional device, or if the user has delete the app and install it again.

  And if there is no way, maybe someone knows another Native extension that can provide the corresponding functionality.

  Thank you in advance,

  Olga

  One you use has a restore function: http://www.adobe.com/devnet-docs/gamingsdk/anedocs/com/adobe/ane/productStore/ProductStore .html #restoreTransactions)

• Call the FREDispatchStatusEventAsync of my extension native IOS isn't going anywhere. What should I do?

  I'm stuck at this point. We have developed a native extension so that our product can run on the desktop and android, but on IOS... I can't get all the data to the side flex.

  The function I use is:

  void SendMessageToFlex (const char *, const char * msg) {}

  Res FREResult;

  RES = FREDispatchStatusEventAsync (_ctx, (const uint8_t *) type, (const uint8_t *) msg);

  If (res == FRE_INVALID_ARGUMENT) {}

  NSLog (@"error: FREDispatchStatusEventAsync");

  } else if (res == FRE_OK) {}

  NSLog (@"OK: FREDispatchStatusEventAsync");

  } else {}

  NSLog (@"?: FREDispatchStatusEventAsync");

  }

  {

  also... the project is here:

  http://www.4shared.com/zip/y6MHvPh9/UDPSocketiOSLibrary.html?refurl=d1url

  The variable you pass as an argument to the parameter level is a NSString.

  [UDPSocketAdapter.m] line 221 sends 'msg' (which is a NSString) as the second argument to 'sendFunc' which is incorrect. It should be a ' const char *'.

  Please send "[msg UTF8String]" as the second argument to sendFunc instead.

• Flash Builder 4.6 Mobile project using Blazeds & Extension Native

  Hello

  I'm building a Flex Mobile in FB project, which uses BlazeDS to access data through a project of spring and also a DONKEY file to access the contacts of the device.  I want to debug the application on a device connected with a USB cable, so to put my root files and output in the settings of the server using a UNC name, so it can be found from my device via my wifi network. I also added the native extension via the Build Path and package labels.  When I have an emulator debug office, things are OK and the extension correctly tells me that he is not taken in charge on the emulator. However, if for debugging on the device, FB throws an exception during the launch, complaining of a java null pointer exception.  The journal of the eclipse, in part, looks like this:

  com.adobe.flexbuilder.project.AbstractXMLModel$ FileReadException: org.eclipse.core.internal.resources.ResourceException: resource ' / NewOne-debug/NewOne - app.xml "does not exist.

  to com.adobe.flexbuilder.project.air.internal.xml.ApplicationXMLModel. < init >(ApplicationXMLM odel.java:102)

  at com.adobe.flexbuilder.project.air.AppXMLCreator.init(AppXMLCreator.java:91)

  to com.adobe.flexbuilder.project.air.AppXMLCreator. < init > (AppXMLCreator.java:80)

  to com.adobe.flexbuilder.project.air.AppXMLCreator. < init > (AppXMLCreator.java:73)

  at com.adobe.flexbuilder.project.ui.utils.ANE.AppXMLFileANEExtensionHandler.getAppXMLCreator (AppXMLFileANEExtensionHandler.java:153)

  at com.adobe.flexbuilder.project.ui.utils.ANE.AppXMLFileANEExtensionHandler.retainExtensionI ds(AppXMLFileANEExtensionHandler.java:315)

  at com.adobe.flexbuilder.project.ui.utils.ANE.ANEController.modifyAppXMLforPackaging (ANECont roller.java:371)

  at com.adobe.flexbuilder.project.ui.utils.ANE.ANEController.modifyAppXMLforPackaging (ANECont roller.java:338)

  at com.adobe.flexbuilder.project.ui.utils.ANE.AbstractANEPackageHandler.modifyAppXMLforPacka ging(AbstractANEPackageHandler.java:91)

  at com.adobe.flexide.launching.multiplatform.launchhandlers.AbstractMultiPlatformLaunchHandl er.applyNativeExtensionDetails(AbstractMultiPlatformLaunchHandler.java:164)

  at com.adobe.flexide.multiplatform.android.launching.ADBLaunchHandler.doPackage (ADBLaunchHan dler.java:424)

  at com.adobe.flexide.multiplatform.android.launching.ADBLaunchHandler.launch (ADBLaunchHandle r.java:250)

  at com.adobe.flexide.launching.multiplatform.MultiPlatformLaunchDelegate.launch (MultiPlatfor mLaunchDelegate.java:191)

  at com.adobe.flexide.launching.AbstractFlexLaunchDelegate.launch (AbstractFlexLaunchDelegate. java: 244)

  at com.adobe.flexide.launching.AbstractFlexLaunchDelegate.launch (AbstractFlexLaunchDelegate. java: 134)

  at org.eclipse.debug.internal.core.LaunchConfiguration.launch(LaunchConfiguration.java:854)

  at org.eclipse.debug.internal.core.LaunchConfiguration.launch(LaunchConfiguration.java:703)

  at org.eclipse.debug.internal.ui.DebugUIPlugin.buildAndLaunch(DebugUIPlugin.java:928)

  to org.eclipse.debug.internal.ui.DebugUIPlugin$ 8.run(DebugUIPlugin.java:1132)

  at org.eclipse.core.internal.jobs.Worker.run(Worker.java:54)

  Caused by: org.eclipse.core.internal.resources.ResourceException: resource ' / NewOne-debug/NewOne - app.xml "does not exist.

  at org.eclipse.core.internal.resources.Resource.checkExists(Resource.java:320)

  at org.eclipse.core.internal.resources.Resource.checkAccessible(Resource.java:194)

  at org.eclipse.core.internal.resources.File.getContents(File.java:287)

  at org.eclipse.core.internal.resources.File.getContents(File.java:278)

  to com.adobe.flexbuilder.project.air.internal.xml.ApplicationXMLModel. < init >(ApplicationXMLM odel.java:100)

  ... 19 more

  I guess the problem is that when the application attempts to run on my device, the extension is not find application descriptor file.  Is there anything else I need to do?

  I appreciate all help.

  Jay

  Here is the solution in case anyone else runs into this problem.  Flash Builder is to create the deployment at the launch, it converts the path mapped to a local path mutilated for donkey find the descriptor to a relative path, which can not be found and get the null pointer.  Making the path to output folder actually local to the computer, as opposed to the default which creates FB, solves the error and still lets blazeds access from the device.

• If you use more than one Extension Native on Flash develop

  Hi, I got two DONKEY, one for and an AdMob and a Vibration (the example of Adobe) if I have both, activate one of them stops working (Vibration) if they are tested separately work correctly. The debugger does not match in native code. I tried to add the SWC in several ways: (including external selling library and library) but I can not make applications run more than a DONKEY... What can I do?
  

  Hello:

  Which is the platform you are targeted?

  the name of the methods of the initializer and finalizer (mentioned in extension.xml) ENA must be different for all native extensions that an application uses.

  You can check the values by extracting extension.xml of. DONKEY (you can rename it to .zip and unzip)

  Library must always be external (mention the CFC as external library)

• WebWorks app with part without head

  I'm devolopping a webworks SDK-based application.

  I want to develop a plugin that communicate with a native service without a head.

  I used the sample of The Headless Service sample that shows how to create a long service life without a head.

  Also, I used the model of the creation of a plugin of cordova for communication between JavaScript and native part.

  2 samples of separately work fine, I have not found how to configure make them work together. I mean How to invoke the service without a head form Javascript side.

  As BlackBerry Webworks Extension Native and native headless service project have the same structure of project, I don't have how to configure my Webworks and my native project without head to communicate with each other.

  Help please?

  Hello

  WebWorks 2.1 has a «create headless» CLI command This operation generates a sample application in which the momentics project built directly in the project WebWorks. It illustrates invocation of WebWorks for headless.

  http://developer.BlackBerry.com/HTML5/documentation/v2_1/creating_a_ww_app_with_headless_app.html

• How to include the shared library of BlackBerry in a native extension WebWorks

  I developed a native extension WebWorks that works very well on Simulator and devices when included in a webworks app.

  I also have a sample of waterfalls project with the same code base that I use to test the WebWorks extension code.

  Since a large part of the code is reusable, I decided to create a shared library of BlackBerry, so I can reuse in other projects. When I include the NEW shared library in the waterfalls and then everything works well, as before.

  When I include it in the extension WebWorks it draws very well. The .so file size was much smaller and that worried me (I suspected that the shared library was not included in there). But since its construction very well I went trying to run my application webworks. When it came to hitting the extension I got a ' need of error. Cannot find the library of blah/blah/...so'.

  I had this before and found out that it was because the dependent QT libraries have not been correctly referenced. It so that the shared library is not properly referenced/copied /-thing... This event is supported? For example, by using a custom in a WebWorks extension shared library?

  It worked

  Version 2 is almost right

  In the library paths pane Add...

  ${workspace_loc: / / extlibs/device$ {ProjName}}

  for peripheral and do Simulator

  ${workspace_loc: / / extlibs/Simulator of ${ProjName}}

  Always with libname in libraries

  I just linked to unrar successfully like this library

  Whew - they do this hard work of stuff

• Debugging of the native part of an extension of Webworks

  Dear all,

  is it possible to debug webworks extensions in order to discover the errors?

  We often (and randomically) get the common load error 'cannot find error need. "

  / usr/lib/etc. Library not found", but we can't manage how to discover more information about this...

  Other than the error itself, I unfortunately discovered that debbuging is really a pain in this scenario...

  Any help or advice of BB guys is really appreciated!

  Thank you very much

  -marco

  Hi Marco, native debugging Extensions is currently very difficult, due to their hybrid nature.

  I usually create a native C++ application first, work and then make a native extension. Have you tried?

  See you soon,.

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